#jaysohn burrow's end

[scalpho]

they're the cutest... they're fambliy...

[moonpleaser]

the stupendous stoatchets !!! happy to have completed the first part of this project after a month of working on it :]

this pattern is incredible and i highly recommend checking out this seller. definitely worth it !!!

[conschintz]

burrow's end pcs + text posts

[dogfennel]

Wake up!

[amanfromnewjersey]

happy finale day!!!

@quiddie

[sunburstsandmoonshadows]

"in the end, all I hope for is to be a bit of warmth for you when there’s not a lot warmth left to go around" - boreas, the oh hellos

below, a version with other lyrics:

[littlebitofdnd]

One teensy thing I've noticed about Rashawn's portrayal of Viola is a strong sense of naïveté. Her language isn't exclusively childlike, but it's all very sweet and very restricted.

This occurred to me because I remembered a few months ago when everyone was analyzing Amy March saying "You're being Mean" in the 2019 Little Women, and I think there's something about that line of thinking that so intrinsically captures a part of Viola.

"I don't like that at all." In the most recent episode comes to mind, but another thing is that Viola almost always calls Ava mama, while Tula only calls Ava mama when she's being more vulnerable.

Rashawn really stresses Viola's role as a younger sister, and I think it actually makes her a really interesting parallel to Jaysohn.

Lila is a very strong, independent character, who, despite her outbursts, is actually very reserved, and has no real interest in power, much like her mother, but Jaysohn is not.

Jaysohn goes into the classroom and immediately decides he wants followers, trusts his mother implicitly instead of doubting her (like Lila, and, by extension, Tula) and is a truly social creature. Jaysohn in the classroom is such a mirror to Viola in episode 1 with the Lukura in some ways.

Jaysohn, though, is the biggest character for a parallel, so take everything about him with a grain of salt. Jaysohn is simultaneously Thorn, Viola, and Ava.

[asherlookit]

if they could comprehend clothes jaysohn burrows end would absolutely wear this shirt. tula and viola both cry for very different reasons

[chirp-featherfowl]

ID: the 14 jasper rolled in the box of doom in episode six in order to save jaysohn. on the die, next to the 14, on the side where 20 should be, reads BLM. end ID

if any of you were wondering, the BLM die saved jaysohn

[irisbaggins]

Spoilers ahead for the finale!

An aspect of the final battle that got lost after Viola's amazing attack, was the fact that Tula nearly killed her son. And that, I think, is something I would really like to delve my teeth into, to properly look at what happened.

The thing that struck me the most during Tula's attack on her son, was that Jaysohn did manage to snap her out of it. In the context of the story, Jaysohn grappled his mom to get her to stop, and even after getting viciously bit by her, he still managed to get her back to herself. He managed to get to his mom fast enough, and used himself to protect the others from the mindless being Tula had become. And, even when faced with near death, this little kid manages to get back up and attack the creature that did this to his mother. Not once did he blame her, having understood enough about the situation to realise his mom was not in control. He knows, he understood, that this was Phoebe, not Tula. And so, the moment he is able to free his mom, still wounded and near death's door, he goes after Phoebe so that his mom won't be taken again.

Tula, however, was aware of everything she did to Jaysohn. She was painfully aware of how badly she hurt her son, how she nearly killed him. And, as Brennan describes;

She is broken, in a way she has never been before. She nearly killed her baby, used as a puppet because she's alive when she should have been dead. The Blue that keeps her alive is what nearly caused her to kill her son. Tula nearly lost everything, yet, once more, it was hope and love that brought her back once more. Her son brought her back.

However, she was silent for the rest of the battle until Phoebe finally fell, and Jaysohn nearly died. She was quiet, too horrified with what she nearly did. Perhaps, had more time been afforded to that moment with Tula and Jaysohn before he decided to retaliate against Phoebe, there would have been...something...that went on. A focus on the fact that it was Tula who went for another member of their family, whilst Ava went for the ground and the reactor. What would that do to her, I cannot help but wonder. What did that do to her, in the immediate aftermath, when she could slow down and process what happened. She must live with the knowledge she nearly killed her own child, and that, had he been just a little weaker or just a little slower, she would've succeeded. She might have been able to bring him back, like she did with Sybil...but she would have to live with the knowledge that she took her son's life. And that thought is horrifying.

Yet, it makes her gentleness with Lukas later all the more significant. Even with the blood of her son on her hands, she still chooses to hope for a better tomorrow. She still chooses to give Lukas - and herself - another chance, another tomorrow. Bad things could have happened, but they didn't, and they all made it out. The "what ifs" will remain in the shadows, in the nightmares, but in the daylight, she will keep her head high. It doesn't lessen the impact of her deeds or her burdens, but it can make them bearable. And, with the addition of her son's refusal to blame her, it makes it just the little easier. She deserves a new tomorrow, too.

[camellia-thea]

so.... i finally started watching burrow's end

[catsdoodleshop]

That last episode had me going

Who decided to edit it that way, WHOMST

really thought we were gonna lose our karate boi

tbh I almost thought they were gonna cut it off there and make us wait in agony for next week

here me out: let Jaysohn invent skateboards.

[islandoforder]

straight up being like if you fail this box of doom roll jaysohn is dead and it’s jasper rolling and he’s got a dice curse atm and then they don’t even show the result they just cut away??? it is SO rude. i said aloud “don’t do that” when the screen went black and then a lil montage of jaysohn bein cute??? this is mean this is aabria cyber bullying me personally

[conschintz]

burrow's end pcs + textposts (2)

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[family-on-6]

THIS IS LITERALLY THE HAPPIEST IVE EVER BEEN AFTER WATCHING A D20 FINALE THAT WAS FUCKING INCREDIBLE

BRIGHTER THAN THE SUN AND SWIFTER THAN THE WIND IM FUCKING ORBITING

[amanfromnewjersey]

self indulgent au bc I've been thinking thoughts